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Civil Service decision on Pride 'disappointing' says minister

Civil Service decision on Pride 'disappointing' says minister
BBC Northern Ireland Wednesday 24 June 2026, 14:34 UTC 1 min read
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Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir was speaking after it emerged the NICS had decided not to participate in the LGBT events this summer.

Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir was speaking after it emerged the NICS had decided not to participate in the LGBT events this summer.
Civil Service (ORG) Pride (ORG) Andrew Muir (PERSON) NICS (ORG) LGBT (ORG)
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